sprzedałam PKNORLEN po 38.38
no to teraz kurs bedzie szedl do góry :)))

Cisco po wynikach otwiera się -3,1%. A to bardzo ważna spółka.

Autosan przywraca pięciodniowy tydzień pracy i eksportuje swoje autobusy
2010-05-13 12:05

Załoga firmy Autosan z Sanoka (Podkarpackie), producenta m.in. autobusów, wróciła do pięciodniowego tygodnia pracy. Skrócony o jeden dzień czas pracy obowiązywał od listopada ubiegłego roku. Wysyła też swoje autobusy za granice, m.in. na Islandię.»

na Islandię

padło 2420pkt

teraz 2355 - 2372

2010-05-13 13:27
Impel: Prezes oczekuje dwucyfrowego wzrostu sprzedaży

Prezes Impela Grzegorz Dzik ocenił, że wyniki pierwszego kwartału są bardzo dobrą prognozą dla wyników całego roku. W I kwartale Impel uzyskał przychody ze sprzedaży w wysokości 266 mln zł, o 14 mln zł więcej niż rok wcześniej. Zysk operacyjny wyniósł ponad 10 mln zł, o 2 mln zł więcej, a zysk netto wzrósł o 143 proc., do 11 mln złotych.

Ropa pikuje, WTI już 74,28$, (-1,81%).

Szykuje się taki kryzys, jakiego śwait nie widział..

What's happening now is just the beginning of the collapse of a multi-decade debt bubble. All the so-called "growth" since the 70's has been based on ever increasing amounts of debt - not just the US, but the entire world. Here is a US Debt (public and private) to GDP percentage graph:

You can see that the debt has increased exponentially since ’71. In fact, the last peak occurred at the time of the Great Depression in the 30’s, and this one is even bigger than that, so you can imagine what the crash this time is going to be like.



A bit of history first. It really starts with the creation of central banking paper-money system in the US in 1913 - the Federal Reserve System, but for brevity's sake we'll just jump onto the story after World War II, as the biggest structural economic imbalances have occurred since then. After World War II, all the major countries decided on the US dollar as the reserve currency for international trade (since the US was the most powerful nation left, and with the biggest reserve of Gold at 20,000 tonnes). All countries would base their currencies on the US dollar, which was in turn backed by Gold. So, in effect, all countries' currencies were backed by Gold. This is also known as the Bretton Woods System. Under this system, all foreign countries could redeem their dollars for Gold. This kept a limit on the number of dollars in circulation and consequently, the debt in the world economy - basically it imposed discipline on all parties concerned. With the Vietnam War, US deficits started to soar and it could no longer afford to redeem dollars in Gold. Its gold hoard was down to 8,000 tonnes from 20,000 tonnes. So under President Nixon, they decided to delink the dollar from gold (Bretton Woods II). From now on, no country could exchange its dollars for gold. They called it a “floating” exchange system, but really, in terms of purchasing power, all currencies started to sink together. What followed was an explosion of money, as the US could now issue (print) virtually unlimited paper dollars for all its purchases. Other countries followed suit, in order to maintain their exports’ competitiveness. This explosion in money fuelled (or rather was fuelled by) an explosion of debt. I shall leave the detailed mechanics of all this for another post, but suffice to say that this explosion in paper money has caused massive misallocation of resources throughout the US, and indeed, the entire world. The stock market boom in (crashing in 2000) and the massive real estate boom (crashing in 2007) were both manifestations of these misallocations. The global boom starting in 2002 was caused by the Federal Reserve printing money and keeping interest rates artificially low (in order to boost consumption and maintain GDP "growth"), and thus injecting massive amounts of money into the economy - which had no basis in the real productive growth of the economy. Since the dollar is the reserve currency used for world trade, this artificially inflated the entire world economy, which is now crashing. This was done to alleviate the fallout of the 2000 crash, but the cure turned out to be worse than the disease. The "Subprime Crisis" was just the tip of the iceberg and, in fact, an effect not a cause of this meltdown. The real cause is unbridled growth of money supply and debt by the Fed and other Central Banks of the world.



At heart, this economic crisis is in fact a currency crisis. Throughout history no paper currency (or "fiat currency", since it is accepted as money by virtue of Government fiat or decree) has survived, and this time will be no different. The average lifespan of fiat currencies has been 16 years*. The present system is unique in that it has survived for 38 years and for the first time ALL countries throughout the world are on a fiat money standard. This means that the resulting crash will be on the scale of something the world has never seen.

Nadchodzi finansowe tsunami. Wzrost robiony za coraz większy dług, skończył się.
What's happening now is just the beginning of the collapse of a multi-decade debt bubble. All the so-called "growth" since the 70's has been based on ever increasing amounts of debt - not just the US, but the entire world.

ja sobie wypraszam, straty na KGHM nie odrabiam , kupiony po 88 zl i po 106,50 , a za 88 byl kupiony za dwa razy wieksza kwote niz po 106,50

Jak mówiłem, euro leci na 1,20, a bez niego nie ma wzrostów.